Antonella Artuso is a reporter for the Toronto Sun, with a focus on local news in Canada, particularly in Ontario and Toronto. She has written for various publications, including The Recorder & Times, The North Bay Nugget, and The Vancouver Sun. Antonella covers a wide range of topics, including politics, public services, and healthcare.
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Antonella's coverage primarily revolves around local politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in Toronto, Ontario. She is particularly focused on budgetary concerns, public transportation (TTC), and healthcare topics.
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There was no specific plan in Ontario's 2023 budget to rescue the City of Toronto from its financial woes.
By: Antonella Artuso
An integrity investigation into tweets by Toronto Councillor Josh Matlow about city staff has recommended he be suspended for 10 days.
Ontario's annual Sunshine List revealed almost 267,000 public servants earned $100,000 or more in salary last year.
Toronto mayoral candidates weigh in after latest violence on the TTC, stabbing death of a 16-year-old in unprovoked attack in subway station
By: Antonella Artuso
Ontario Premier Doug Ford wants more full-time officers on TTC, urged Torontonians not to vote for candidates who support defunding police.
Toronto Council running out of budget reserves, needs co-operation from senior levels of government for new fiscal framework, revenue tools.
A Toronto City Council request for new revenue tools was "code for I'm going to tax the pants off the residents," Premier Doug Ford says.
By: Antonella Artuso
Council passed motions to address TTC violence, including calling for bail reform and bringing cell service to the entire transit system.
Ontario will fund a recruitment and retention plan to add 225 nurse practitioners to nursing homes, Long-Term Care (LTC) Minister Paul Calandra says.
A spokesman for Health Minister Sylvia Jones said in a statement that it is against the law to charge for OHIP-covered services.
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